Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at select sites.
Founded in 2020, Sasquatch Farm offers over 120 acres of natural habitat to explore. The property boasts waterfalls, creeks, wildlife, and vast open skies, located on top of a mountain with beautiful valley overlooks. Sasquatch Farm is just 40 miles west of Chattanooga and easily accessible from I-59 and Hwy 156. Enjoy 52 generously-sized RV sites – many large enough to accommodate toy haulers – as well as several secluded tent camping sites. From high atop a mountain peak, you’ll be awestruck by vast overlooks of waterfalls, meandering streams, and dense forest. Book your stay today and explore the great outdoors in this secluded paradise.
Sasquatch Farms is not your typical small, "out back of the barn" campsite. It's a large facility with plenty of RV sites to choose from, as well as an entire forest of "adventure camping" tent sites for folks that prefer to camp that way.
There are a multitude of hiking trails on property that range from nice walks in the forest to "my aching knees" level of difficulty. We did both - sans the murderous 3.5 hour hike of death as we're older folks - and really enjoyed the scenery and diversity of challenges. Be warned - as we were by the campsite staff - that there are timber rattlers in those wood, so be watchful whilst hiking. We had no encounters with any wildlife sans a deer, a bunny, and some birds and butterflies.
There are some negative reviews about this campsite regarding some large "base layer" rocks that are present as some of the RV pads. They're not fun to walk on, but we put down a large RV matted plastic run and wore sandals, and had no issues or discomfort.
The OTHER item that gets mentioned a lot was the water source. We use distilled water for our coffee, etc. and run a Camco filter on the front end of our hose, and the water (and the pressure) were just fine for washing dishes and showering.
Our ultimate side DID have a weird thing - the RV dump entrance was higher than the camper. Geno hooked us up with some cinder blocks, and we MacGyvered our way though it.
New paved roads lead you to Sasquatch, and I'd recommend you take them there!
Hannah G.
2 reviews
Recommends
· June 2024
Tent ·
A cool campsite with nice amenities! We tent camped and it was about a quarter walk to the car from the tent.
Melissa D.
2 reviews
Recommends
· March 2024
12 ft pop-up camper · With pets ·
We camped at site 21 in our rooftop tent, it was conveniently located to all amenities. Unfortunately we were only able to stay 1 night but we had time to hike to Bernard's Bad Ass Falls which was so worth the climb back up! We would definitely recommend to anyone and we'd love to make a return trip to explore the land more!!! The Piggy Store has great selection of necessities and gifts and the customer service was awesome!
Isabella G.
1 year on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· September 2023
Very very new and man made
Tent ·
The tent only sites were not labeled, it was hard to find ours. We also were not able to park directly in our camp site. The lake path was not labeled and people kept walking into our site thinking they were going to the lake. The workers were nice but the grounds seemed very man made and new. The concert music was quite loud and so were the ducks and it was kinda hard to sleep. They said no smoking but everyone was smoking. We were very far into the middle of kinda like a big neighborhood of houses/farms. No service. - overall not a horrible experience but not the right place for people looking for more of a private/outdoorsy vibe.
Monika S.
2 reviews
Recommends
· July 2023
Amazing place!
Tent · With kids ·
Sasquatch Farms is a high quality establishment. They are very organized, communicative, and helpful. I went camping alone with my daughter, and I wasn’t aware that I couldn’t park next to the site I was at. They had someone drive down and help me, which was so kind! There’s tons to do, the bathhouse is very clean (and adorable by the way), and the map is very easy to read and follow. We will be back!
Darlene W.
2 reviews
Recommends
· July 2023
Great place
18 ft campervan ·
Great place. Lots of trails, beautiful waterfall. Has a small lake with canoes and kayaking available. Showers and bathrooms were great. Very nice and friendly people. Would definitely stay again
Location
Orme, Marion, Tennessee, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of ᏣᎳᎫᏪᏘᏱ Tsalaguwetiyi (Cherokee, East), S’atsoyaha (Yuchi), and Shawandasse Tula (Shawanwaki/Shawnee) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking